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Live from the GEOINT 2026 Symposium in Denver, Colorado, Project Geospatial’s Adam Simmons catches up with Liz Maxwell and Ryan Hackney from Hydrosat.As global threat environments and climate conditions shift rapidly, understanding surface temperature data has become a critical requirement for tactical planning, food security, and commercial intelligence. In this exclusive interview, Liz and Ryan showcase how Hydrosat is leveraging its cutting-edge thermal infrared satellite constellation and proprietary analytics platform to deliver high-resolution thermal data at unprecedented revisit rates.Watch the full video to discover how Hydrosat tracks thermal signatures for defense applications, maps soil moisture and crop stress for global agriculture, and leverages advanced machine learning to convert land surface temperature into actionable, low-latency insights.Key Highlights in this Video:00:00:32 – Introduction to Liz Maxwell and Ryan Hackney from Hydrosat.00:01:20 – The Power of Thermal Infrared: Moving beyond standard optical imagery to unlock temperature insights.00:02:45 – High-Frequency Revisit Rates: Tracking shifting thermal signatures across the globe in near-real-time.00:04:10 – Commercial & Defense Use Cases: Tactical monitoring, infrastructure vulnerability, and wildfire tracking.00:05:35 – Climate and Agriculture Scaling: Utilizing thermal telemetry to monitor soil moisture, evapotranspiration, and crop health.00:07:00 – Inside the Data Platform: How Hydrosat's software converts raw heat signatures into clean, analytics-ready layers.00:08:25 – What’s Next: The roadmap for Hydrosat's expanding satellite network and global partnerships.Learn More About Hydrosat:🌐 Website: https://hydrosat.com/About Project Geospatial:We connect the geospatial ecosystem with deep dives into emerging technologies, live interviews from key global defense events, and educational podcasts. Subscribe for more expert coverage from GEOINT 2026!#GEOINT2026 #Hydrosat #ThermalInfrared #SatelliteImagery #EarthObservation #ClimateResilience #AgTech #DefenseTech #ProjectGeospatial
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Live from the GEOINT 2026 Symposium in Denver, Colorado, Project Geospatial’s Adam Simmons catches up with Liz Maxwell and Ryan Hackney from Hydrosat.As global threat environments and climate conditions shift rapidly, understanding surface temperature data has become a critical requirement for tactical planning, food security, and commercial intelligence. In this exclusive interview, Liz and Ryan showcase how Hydrosat is leveraging its cutting-edge thermal infrared satellite constellation and proprietary analytics platform to deliver high-resolution thermal data at unprecedented revisit rates.Watch the full video to discover how Hydrosat tracks thermal signatures for defense applications, maps soil moisture and crop stress for global agriculture, and leverages advanced machine learning to convert land surface temperature into actionable, low-latency insights.Key Highlights in this Video:00:00:32 – Introduction to Liz Maxwell and Ryan Hackney from Hydrosat.00:01:20 – The Power of Thermal Infrared: Moving beyond standard optical imagery to unlock temperature insights.00:02:45 – High-Frequency Revisit Rates: Tracking shifting thermal signatures across the globe in near-real-time.00:04:10 – Commercial & Defense Use Cases: Tactical monitoring, infrastructure vulnerability, and wildfire tracking.00:05:35 – Climate and Agriculture Scaling: Utilizing thermal telemetry to monitor soil moisture, evapotranspiration, and crop health.00:07:00 – Inside the Data Platform: How Hydrosat's software converts raw heat signatures into clean, analytics-ready layers.00:08:25 – What’s Next: The roadmap for Hydrosat's expanding satellite network and global partnerships.Learn More About Hydrosat:🌐 Website: https://hydrosat.com/About Project Geospatial:We connect the geospatial ecosystem with deep dives into emerging technologies, live interviews from key global defense events, and educational podcasts. Subscribe for more expert coverage from GEOINT 2026!#GEOINT2026 #Hydrosat #ThermalInfrared #SatelliteImagery #EarthObservation #ClimateResilience #AgTech #DefenseTech #ProjectGeospatial